VFB memory per camera

[glorybound]

As the topic title says, having the VFB setting stick to each camera would be great.

[Vizioen]

As the topic title says, having the VFB setting stick to each camera would be great.

Just use a render pass manager.

[glorybound]

RPManager? Or something like Pulze?

[Vizioen]

RPManager? Or something like Pulze?

I'm using Pulze, because I like the UI and how it works (more or less). As I'm already using it for around 5 years it's 'hard' to switch to another one, also the fact that it communicates with their render manager (not recommended, I find it too unstable, but their new one, render flow is more promissing > still in beta, but works better so far). If I would do it again I might take a look at render stacks though: https://renderstacks.com/ although not as 'sexy' and no integration with an out of the box render manager.

I used RPmanager for about 3 years a decade ago, I wasn't too happy with the UI though and I found it too buggy at the time and loading old scenes had a couple of weird things, then Pulze came to the market and I switched.

All in all, a render manager is a big big must for arch viz, saves a TON of time and you can do everything in the same scene (interior / exterior) without having to split up scenes for different camera's.

[glorybound]

I'm using Pulze, because I like the UI and how it works (more or less). As I'm already using it for around 5 years it's 'hard' to switch to another one, also the fact that it communicates with their render manager (not recommended, I find it too unstable, but their new one, render flow is more promissing > still in beta, but works better so far). If I would do it again I might take a look at render stacks though: https://renderstacks.com/ although not as 'sexy' and no integration with an out of the box render manager.

I used RPmanager for about 3 years a decade ago, I wasn't too happy with the UI though and I found it too buggy at the time and loading old scenes had a couple of weird things, then Pulze came to the market and I switched.

All in all, a render manager is a big big must for arch viz, saves a TON of time and you can do everything in the same scene (interior / exterior) without having to split up scenes for different camera's.

Thank you! I have used Pulze but never took the time to learn it, so it was always a little confusing. I'll spend some time in it when I get the chance.

[dimitar_panayotov]

You could vote and add recommendations here:
https://chaosvray.ideas.aha.io/ideas/VRAYMAX-I-35